Understanding SCSI

What is a notable advantage of SCSI compared to PATA and SATA?

• Slower data transfer speeds

• Lower cost of implementation

• Hot swapping capability and support for more devices

• Longer maximum cable lengths

How does SCSI differ from PATA and SATA?

• SCSI uses a slower parallel interface

• SCSI uses a serial interface like SATA

• SCSI allows for greater device flexibility and supports more devices on a single bus

• SCSI is only used in consumer electronics

What is a common SCSI connector type?

• SATA

• IDE

• Centronics

• USB

Which of the following is a feature of SCSI drives?

• Native Command Queuing (NCQ)

• Support for hot swapping

• SCSI drives can be daisy-chained together on a single bus

• SCSI drives typically use a 40-pin connector

What does SCSI stand for?

• Serial Computer System Interface

• Small Computer System Interface

• Systematic Computer System Integration

• Serial Centralized System Integration

How many devices can typically be connected to a single SCSI bus?

• 1

• 2

• 7

• 15

Where was SCSI commonly used?

• Only in desktop computers

• Only in servers

• In desktop and laptop computers, servers, and high-performance storage devices

• Only in consumer electronics